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All About Interop
Java and .NET - AES Crypto Interop
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over 8 years ago
by
cheeso
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Both .NET v1.1 and Java v1.4.x include implementations of the AES. Which means, you can encrypt data on a Java platform, transmit it any old way you want, then decrypt it on a .NET platform. In theory, it's easy. This post discusses it and gives example code....
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.NET and Apache AXIS
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over 8 years ago
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cheeso
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Comments and suggestions on building a basic webservice that demonstrates interoperability between Apache AXIS v1.x and .NET v1.1....
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Surprise! : Write Java Servlets in VB
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over 8 years ago
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cheeso
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ServerTec says they have a a JSP/Servlet engine, ported to run on .NET and J#. They say you can develop servlets in Visual Studio, using any .NET language. They have examples for C#, VB, J# and C++. It depends on an open-source version of various required libraries, like JNDI and Java2 collections....
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